Bulj Proposes the Lowest Income Tax Rate in Croatia – 15 Percent for Sinj
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Sinj Mayor Miro Bulj has submitted a proposal to the City Council to reduce the lower income tax rate from 18 to 15 percent, or the lowest rate allowed by law for cities. If the City Council accepts the proposal, the new rate will apply from January 1, 2027. Sinj thus continues its policy of tax relief for labor. At the mayor's proposal, the City Council [...] Read More... from Sinj to have the lowest income tax rate in Croatia, from 18 to 15 pe…
Bulj: "I don't want the City to take more from its citizens than it has to"
If the City Council accepts the proposal, the new rate will apply from January 1, 2027. The post Bulj proposes the lowest income tax rate in Croatia appeared first on narod.hr.
'When we can leave more money to the people who earned it through their work, then we should do it'
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